Airdome Dark This Week Brings Ed Doyle Orpheum Stock
The Airdome Theatre remains dark for the week starting June 29 as Ed Doyle's Orpheum Stock Company is booked. Jimmie Hoy, a noted member, has proven popular with patrons. After Mansfield engagement, the troupe heads to Terre Haute for a three week stay. The management pledges only first class attractions for Mansfield and Terre Haute crowds.
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Airdome
Ed Doyle
Orpheum
Grand Opera House
Mansfield
Terre Haute
Jimmie Hoy
Jimmie
Orpheum Stock Company
Real Estate Transfers From Local Property Owners
William H Nay and others transfer in Thompson subdivision lot 1 and Bryan's addition lot 17 in Lebanon for 350 dollars. William H Jesenhour conveys in Whitesmwon Whitesmown Whitesmwon in lot 16 Smiths add for 300.00 dollars. Mary Ke Cross and others to B P Lamon Eagle area for 3842 dollars and ten cents.
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William H. Nay
Albert. Shadd
Thompson
Bryan
Lebanon
William H. Jesenhour
Sylvester C. Booher
Smith
Mary KE. Cross
P. J. Lamon
Eagle
Weather Wisdom Proverb Versus Modern Forecast
A weather adage notes red skies at sunset mean fair weather and a red morning signifies storms. It links yellow skies to wind and dark clouds to rain, suggesting softer clouds bring rain with less wind. Fog is described as indicating no weather.
Harvest Begins as Wheat Season Near Two-Week Start
The Jamestown Press reports wheat harvest will start in about two weeks with limited acreage and a modest crop. Prospects for oats look promising and corn is doing fine.
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Jamestown Press
Convention Committee Steps Outline Taft Nomination Plan
The national committee in Chicago outlines a temporary convention roster. Delegates will elect committees on credentials rules and order, and resolutions to draft the platform. Taft is named as the likely presidential nominee with Cannon and Fairbanks among others to be nominated as the process proceeds.
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National Committee
Chicago
Committee On
Resolutions Committee
Howver
Alabama
Ohio
Burton
William Howard Taft
Boutell
Cannon
Hanly
Fairbanks
Annual Memorial Pay by Knighte of Pythias and Sisters
The annual Decoration Day ceremony conducted by the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters occurred yesterday. Memorial services were held at Castle Hall in the afternoon, with George W. participating.
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Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Castle, Hall
George W
Powell Delivers Splendid Address at Grand Lodge Exercises
Powell of Indianapolis, Past Grand Chancellor, delivered a splendid address. Members of the two orders formed in line and, led by the band, marched to the cemetery where flowers were placed on graves of deceased members amid a large attendance and impressive day's exercises.
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Powell
Indianapolis
Farmers adopt better crops through agri instruction growth
The piece notes rising trust in agriculture education as farmers in the west and beyond grow more profitable crops. It cites Kansas congressmen seeking Department of Agriculture experts to teach road-building, highlighting soil, highway durability issues and the practical value of good roads for farming prosperity.
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Department of Agriculture
West
N. Y
Congress
Kansas
W C T U Meets at Mrs Stephenson Home
The W C T U met at the home of Mrs Gartha Stephenson last Thursday afternoon with good attendance. After the business session Mrs Mary D Hendricks gave a concise report and remarks on the group’s activities and goals.
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the. W.C. T. U
Gartha Stephenson
Mary D. Hendricks
Community notices and personal items from city paper
A crowded column lists dance lessons, visitors, births, lost item reward, social events, bill payments, travel plans, employment notes, and church programs. Highlights include a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Orin Sweeney, a reward for a lost item to Raymond Henderson, Maccabees meeting at G A R Hall, and Children’s Day success at First Baptist Church led by local volunteers. Names include D. A. Goodwin, Walter and J. Cogswell, A. D. Shirley, G. C. Shirley, Miss Kya Ball, Mrs. A. J. Shelby, Ruth Roark, Ruth Meyers, Myrtle Stapmann, Ethel Todd, Clay Thompson, and Mrs. FL. Sheeks.
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D. A. Goodwin
Charles Hall
Walter Cogswell
Elwood
J. M. Cogswell
Orin Sweeney
West
Walnut Streets
Raymond Henderson
Lady Maccabees
G. A. R. Hall
Kya Ball
Rushville
A. J. Shelby
North Lebanon
A. D. Shirley
Clark's Hill
G. C. Shirley
A. FF. Club
Crawfordeville
Roark Grove
Ruth Roark
Caroline Meyer
Myrtle Stapmann
Nappanee
Ethel Todd
la Gro
Clay Thompson
Indianapolis
The
Indianapolis Star
FL. Sheeks
Helen
Beaumont
Tex
C. B. Stephenson
Ed Daten
Smith's Clothing
First Baptist Church
Misa Eldiie McKee
George Mesex
Some People Hunt for Work in Odd Ways
A fragment describes how some people seek employment with the persistence of an optimist chasing trouble. The lines suggest varied approaches to finding work, hinting at hopeful perseverance and practical effort in uncertain times.
Rule or Be Ruled Govern Your Prejudices
A compact editorial caution on self discipline urging readers to govern their prejudices before they guide actions. It emphasizes the danger of biased judgments shaping decisions and social interactions, advocating measured reflection and fairness in public life.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Elbert Perkins
Stanley
Lonsdale
India
Madras
Ives
Stanley’s
Reginald Stewart
Witt & Kenworthy
Morgan & Slagle
Board OF Review
Otis C. Higgins
Center Township
H. T. Vidito
Harrison Township
Er ‘Ronvounly Fiven
City News
MR. Painter
W. S. Ritchie & CO
Crossett Shoe
Storms & Williams
Lebanon, Ind
South Side
Cunningham & Armstrong, Agre
Home Ins. Co
Hartford Fire
Hartford
Conf
Delity and Casuality Co
Offce
Partners State Bank
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Washington Post
Lyell
Indiana
Means & Witt
Hostetter & Fire, Lightning and Cyclone Real Estate and Loans
Moffman
W. H. Green
Wes Side Square
Edgar Heiry
Edwards & Macks
D. W. Foster
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